In the Iraqi capital of Baghdad, at least 78 people were killed today when guerrillas bombed a market. Across the country, 27 U-S troops were killed in combat over the weekend. Despite reported clashes in southern Iraq between a Shia militia and U-S troops that left at least 5 US soldiers dead, representatives of rebel Shia leader Moqtada al-Sadr say they have ended a months-long walkout. Shia leaders have threatened to split the group of Shia parties that control a super majority in the Iraqi parliament. FSRN's Hiba Dawood reports.